Boosting light absorption in thin silicon photodetectors
09 August, 2023Researchers have demonstrated silicon-based photodetectors with light-trapping micro- and nano-surface structures that rival the light absorption of gallium arsenide.
New method to enable mass manufacture of micro-LED displays
21 July, 2023Researchers have developed a continuous roller printing approach that can precisely transfer thousands of microscopic semiconductor devices in a single shot.
Transistors designed for semiconductors of the future
04 July, 2023Researchers from Lund University have examined new ferroelectric memory in the form of transistors with tunnel barriers to create new circuit architectures.
esmo lykos burn-in board loader/unloader
27 June, 2023The esmo lykos burn-in board loader/unloader is designed to eliminate manual placement and orientation errors during semiconductor manufacturing.
Breaking the limits of stretchable polymer semiconductors
15 June, 2023A team of researchers have developed a highly stretchable and high-performance organic polymer semiconductor that also exhibits electrical functionality.
Researchers find way to cut overheating of semiconductors
07 June, 2023Researchers have found a way to improve thermal diffusion in nanoscale-thin metal films by using surface plasmon polaritons (SPP).
Robust control electronics for power semiconductors
01 May, 2023Developed to meet the highest industrial safety and robustness requirements, the SKYPER product portfolio has a solution for nearly all applications.
From sheets to stacks: researchers develop next-gen nanostructure
26 April, 2023Researchers have developed multi-layered in-plane transition metal dichalcogenide (TMDC) junctions, demonstrating their potential use in tunnel field-effect transistors (TFETs).
Silicon photonic MEMS developed for semiconductor manufacturing
29 March, 2023Researchers have created silicon photonic micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) that can be fabricated using semiconductor manufacturing processes.
New spintronics process paves the way for faster computer chips
22 March, 2023Researchers have developed a process for making spintronic devices that could create semiconductor chips with enhanced energy efficiency and storage for use in computers.
New semiconductor material could cut heat emissions
16 March, 2023Researchers have created an oxide ceramic material that has the potential to reduce the amount of heat released into the atmosphere by power plants.
Research: bound states of photons hold strong in chaos
08 December, 2022Researchers used a quantum processor to coax microwave photons into bound states and found that these clusters survived in a regime where they were expected to dissolve.
Technique developed to prevent bipolar degradation in silicon carbide electronics
01 December, 2022Researchers have developed a fault suppression technique called "proton implantation" that can prevent bipolar degradation in 4H-SiC semiconductor wafers.
Using exciton pairs to enable next-gen technology
19 October, 2022Researchers from Australian National University have developed a new semiconductor structure involving exciton pairs that could pave the way for next-generation technologies.
Nanofabrication used to develop metal superlattices
13 October, 2022Researchers have used a routine nanofabrication procedure to prepare a metal superlattice that could enhance the utility of microelectronics in common technologies.
